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The New York Public Library (@NYPL) is converting “Getting Your Book Into Libraries” from paperback to hardcover for preservation purposes. When completed, the book will be housed in the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture (@SchomburgCenter), ESE, Inc. reported today. “Getting Your Book Into Libraries” is a copyrighted product of ESE, Inc. #NYPL #SchomburgCenter #GettingYourBookIntoLibraries #Library #BookMarketing #ESEInc #EricOtisSimmons @esimmonsauthor

The Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture will soon be adding, “Getting Your Book Into Libraries” to its prestigious collection, ESE, Inc. announced today. With the addition, the Schomburg Center will have all three of ESE, Inc. CEO Eric Simmons’ self-published ESETOMES books, the others being “HTSP - How to Self-Publish” and his Memoir, “Not Far From The Tree.” In 1998, the Schomburg Center's Collection was considered as consisting of the rarest, and most useful, A

The New York Public Library (NYPL), the Nation’s largest Public Library, has placed an order for “Getting Your Book Into Libraries” for its research arm, the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, ESE, Inc. announced today. With the acquisition, NYPL has now ordered the first three books ever written by ESE, Inc. CEO Eric Simmons, a rare achievement for a self-publisher. Ranked the 9th “Best Library In The World” by The Best Colleges organization, NYPL has over 25

ESE, Inc. CEO Eric Simmons (@esimmonsauthor) was notified today by the New York Public Library (NYPL), the nation’s largest Public Library, that it will be ordering his latest book, “Getting Your Book Into Libraries,” for its research arm, the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture. The Schomburg Center’s Collection, per Wikipedia, is viewed as being the most prestigious for African-American materials in the country. “Getting Your Book Into Libraries” is a copyrighted

ESE, Inc. CEO Eric Simmons was notified today by the New York Public Library that the hardcover binding of “#HTSP - How to Self-Publish” for its research arm, the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, has been completed. The paperback book was hardbound for "indefinite" preservation, per the Center, to enable future Schomburg guests and researchers to study the book for generations to come. The book’s permalink address is http://catalog.nypl.org/record=b21743240~S

Five (5) Public Libraries, including two of the Nation’s largest, have added both, “Not Far From The Tree” and “#HTSP - How to Self-Publish” to their Collections in 2019, ESE, shared today. The Libraries are Bacon Memorial District Library, Los Angeles Public Library (LAPL), MidPointe Library System’s West Chester Branch, San Bernardino County Library’s Fontana Branch and New York Public Library’s Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture. Brodart Books and Library Ser

Earlier this year, ESE, Inc. CEO Eric Simmons called a Library to introduce himself and his books to the Head Librarian. After mentioning, “#HTSP - How to Self-Publish” and its contents, the Librarian told Simmons the manuscript would probably do well with Libraries; the Company shared today. #HTSP, as Simmons refers to the book, has indeed been well received by Libraries, especially Public Libraries which lead their Academic counterparts in purchases of the book by a wide

The Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture has assigned call number (i.e., shelf location) Sc D 19-498 for, “#HTSP - How to Self-Publish” ESE, Inc. reported today. The book is currently at the New York Public Library’s Bindery workroom where it is being converted from paperback to hardcover format for preservation purposes. Once the binding is completed, the book will be housed in the Jean Blackwell Hutson Research and Reference Division of the Center along with ESE